According to Kristen Voorhees, a patient who was diagnosed in 2007, the book offers "110 percent trustworthy advice for patients and their family members and 360- coverage of complicated topics - from fructose intolerance to eating disorders."

People with celiac disease may have typical gastrointestinal symptoms, but others have seemingly unrelated problems, and diagnosis is delayed or never occurs. For those with unexplained depression, anemia, infertility, bone degeneration, liver disease or trouble with balance, this book will help them consider whether they have undiagnosed celiac disease. Those living with the disease will benefit greatly from the practical advice, guidance and knowledge shared by the stories presented throughout the book.

Source: American Gastroenterological Association